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Nevada Baseball Tournaments

2799 E Tropicana Ave #109, Las Vegas, NV 89121

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Quick Summary: Nevada Baseball Tournaments is a baseball program located in Las Vegas, NV.

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Category

Baseball

City

Las Vegas

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Class times vary by class. Call for class times.

Call (702) 686-7488

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About the Program

Nevada Baseball Tournaments runs youth baseball tournaments and travel baseball competition out of an office on E Tropicana Ave in Las Vegas. Teams at beginner, intermediate and competitive levels can find events, and play runs year-round. Ages and divisions are not posted online, so ask which age brackets are open and how team registration works before your season starts.

Programs & Activities

Youth Baseball Tournaments
Baseball Competition
Travel Baseball

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Nevada Baseball Tournaments offer regular practices or lessons?
No, it organizes tournaments, competitions, and travel baseball rather than ongoing practice sessions or batting lessons.
What age groups can compete?
Ages aren't posted online, so ask which ages they take before you sign up.
How much does it cost to enter a tournament?
Prices aren't posted online. Ask what classes cost and whether there's a registration fee.
Where is the office located?
Nevada Baseball Tournaments is at 2799 E Tropicana Ave #109, Las Vegas, NV 89121.
How do I sign up a team?
Call (702) 686-7488 or visit nevadabaseballtournaments.com.

First Visit Guide

What most youth sports programs expect. Confirm the details with Nevada Baseball Tournaments before you go.

What to bring

  • Water, and then more water. In this valley the heat decides practice more than the coach does from May through September.
  • Athletic clothes, sunscreen, and a hat for outdoor fields
  • Sport basics if you own them. Lots of intro programs lend gear for trials, so ask before buying.

Before you go

  • Confirm the exact field or court. The big parks have a dozen and the 215 traffic doesn't forgive a wrong guess.
  • Summer schedules shift to early evening for the heat. Check the seasonal calendar.
  • Day one usually has paperwork and team assignment, so come early.

The first visit

Expect drills and small-sided play. Leagues group by birth year. Before you commit, ask how many practices there are per game and where the games actually get played, because home field can mean Henderson one week and North Las Vegas the next.

For sensory-sensitive kids

Whistles and sideline noise are the hard part. Ask about clinic-style sessions that are skills only, with no game crowd, as a first step.

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Features

Amenities and program details

  • Season

    Year-Round

  • Skill Levels

    Beginner, Intermediate, Competitive

  • Languages Spoken

    English

Facility & Amenities

Wheelchair Accessible

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